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Hospital systems slowly coming back online after October cyberattack

Posted on December 14, 2023 by Dissent

Paul Pedro reports:

The five regional hospitals affected by a ransomware cyberattack are confirming that charting systems started coming back online last week and have continued this week.

“As we continue to bring systems online, we are closely monitoring system integrity during network restoration at each institution,” hospital officials said in a statement on Thursday morning. “This is on pace with our previously shared goal to have core clinical systems online by December 15.”

Hospital leadership said work continues on an isolated plan to bring systems online for Bluewater Health in Sarnia due to the complexities of its system.

Read more at Windsor News.


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